lala190904
Sweet aroma like pear.
The balance of sweetness and acidity is excellent. The bitterness is present but disappears quickly.
The mouthfeel is light, but you can taste a solid umami flavor.
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lala190904
Gorgeous fruity.
Sweet and sour aroma like apple.
Mild on the palate.
Slightly sweet with a hint of bitterness.
The aftertaste is short.
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Fruity aroma with a hint of Melon aroma.
Slightly spicy taste. Slightly spicy.
After a moderate sweetness, the bitterness comes and quickly finishes.
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lala190904
Gorgeous aroma. Banana-like.
Strong smell of alcohol.
The palate is mellow, with moderate sweetness and acidity.
There is a bitter taste, but it does not linger and is pleasantly sharp.
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lala190904
The aroma is sweet and sour like apples, but the aroma is weak.
The mouthfeel is smooth, and the sweetness is still strong.
It also has a moderate acidity and umami.
Although the sweetness is strong, the aftertaste is not clingy and refreshing.
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lala190904
Sweet and sour aroma with a weak alcohol smell.
Mild mouthfeel. Strong acidity.
The lingering taste of slight bitterness is crisp and clean.
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lala190904
Gorgeous fruity aroma. It has an apple-like aroma.
Light and refreshing, with a crisp, clean mouthfeel.
It has a clear sweetness and umami.
This year, I will drink it raw.
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lala190904
The nose is fruity and grape-like, but there is no fruitiness in the mouth.
The mouthfeel is clean and clear.
The sweetness spreads after the acidity. There is a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.
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lala190904
The aroma is reserved but distinctive.
Rich umami, moderate acidity. Lingering bitterness.
It is refreshing and crisp.
Looks good warmed up.
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lala190904
Gorgeous sweet and sour aroma and a slight smell of alcohol.
In the mouth, sweetness and sourness are followed by a bitter taste that lingers a bit.
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lala190904
Unique aroma of alcohol and a faint sweet aroma of rice.
Mellow umami and acidity. No sweetness or bitterness.
The impression is not dull, but refreshing.
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lala190904
Caution on opening the bottle.
The aroma is fruity with a hint of apple, but there is no fruitiness in the mouth.
There is little sweetness and a strong sense of umami and bitterness.
There is a gaseous feeling, fresh and invigorating.
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lala190904
Fruity aroma. Like ripe melon.
Not too sweet, so it is light and refreshing.
Bitterness is rather strong.
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lala190904
Gorgeous, fruity aroma. Melon-like.
Strong sweetness and umami, with no bitterness.
It is crisp, clear, and refreshing.
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lala190904
It has less character than the Yamahai Junmai from the other day, but it is well-balanced and easy to drink,
but it is well-balanced and easy to drink.
The cost performance is excellent.
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lala190904
A refreshing drink.
Refreshing impression with no cloying taste.
Fruity aroma, mild sweetness and umami.
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lala190904
Uwazumi is a white wine.
It has strong acidity and sweetness in the mouth.
There is a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.
The texture becomes a little creamy as the orikomi (rice cakes) are added in the latter half of the bottle.
The bitterness becomes stronger and the sake-like character comes out.
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lala190904
Sweetness and acidity are strongly felt.
Slightly fruity, with aromas of banana and white peach.
No harsh taste and refreshing to the palate.
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lala190904
Slightly effervescent. Sweet on the palate, but at the same time bitter, so not too sweet and refreshing,
At the same time, it has a bitter taste, so it is not too sweet and refreshing.
Fruity, apple-like aroma.
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lala190904
Slightly lean sweetness and flavor.
There is also acidity, but it is not strong.
Strong alcohol taste.
The sweetness is more pronounced when heated.
I would prefer it warmed up.
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